Yoruba Nation activist Sunday Adeyemo, known as Sunday Igboho, issues a two-hour ultimatum to Fulani community leaders in Igboho, Oyo State, demanding the release of a pregnant woman and other abductees. Multiple reports say suspected gunmen kidnapped the pregnant woman and her sibling in the middle of the night, and later allegedly held a family that included the woman, her children and an additional sibling. One account states the kidnappers demanded N300 million ransom before reducing it to N150 million, while Igboho says no ransom should be paid by the kidnapped victims’ side and instead should be raised by Fulani leaders.

After the ultimatum, outlets report that the abducted family is released within hours. Residents in Igboho erupt in celebration following the victims’ return, according to reports that include social media videos. Details of the precise circumstances of the release remain unclear across the coverage, but several sources attribute the swift outcome to Igboho’s intervention and the pressure created by his deadline. The reports also include Igboho’s accusations that certain elements within the Fulani community may be involved in kidnappings and his warning that the situation should end and residents should live in harmony.